Telephone-based depression self-management in Hispanic adults with epilepsy: a pilot randomized controlled trial

Telephone-based depression self-management in Hispanic adults with epilepsy: a pilot randomized controlled trial

Depression is associated with adverse outcomes in epilepsy but is undertreated in this population. Project UPLIFT, a telephone-based depression self-management program, was developed for adults with epilepsy and has been shown to reduce depressive symptoms in English-speaking patients. There remains...

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Main Authors: Butler, M.J (Author), Devinsky, O. (Author), Diaz, L. (Author), Friedman, D. (Author), Goldfeld, K.S (Author), Jongeling, A. (Author), Kaur, K. (Author), Montesdeoca, J. (Author), Ogedegbe, G. (Author), O'kula, S. (Author), Payano, L. (Author), Shallcross, A.J (Author), Spruill, T.M (Author), Tau, M. (Author), Vazquez, B. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Oxford University Press 2021
Subjects:
adult
Adult
antidepressant agent
Article
attention
breathing exercise
Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale
clinical outcome
cognitive behavioral therapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
cohort analysis
controlled study
depression
Depression
Disparities
English (language)
epilepsy
Epilepsy
female
Female
follow up
Hispanic
Hispanic Americans
Hispanic/Latinx
human
Humans
major clinical study
male
middle aged
Mindfulness
mindfulness meditation
New York
patient education
Patient Health Questionnaire 9
patient satisfaction
Pilot Projects
pilot study
problem solving
program acceptability
program feasibility
randomized controlled trial
relaxation training
retention in care
self care
Self-Management
skill
Spanish (language)
teleconference
Telehealth
telephone
Telephone
telepsychotherapy
therapy effect
transcultural care
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